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2 days ago · I simply asked myself, “What would Daniel Ellsberg do?”. In 1971, Ellsberg released to the press and public the Pentagon Papers--a 7000-page classified history of the Vietnam War exposing decades of government lies about its causes and conduct. For that act of moral courage, he sabotaged his career and faced a possible 115-year sentence.
16 hours ago · Wise words from the late Pentagon Papers whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg, keynote at HOPE X (2014).HOPE XV takes place from July 12-14, 2024 at St. John's Univ...
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2 days ago · What would Daniel Ellsberg do? We can’t know with complete certainty because he died last June at the age of 92. We do know that in the 50 years after he released the Pentagon Papers, he devoted ...
2 days ago · Outside a federal court in Boston, Ellsberg was asked if he was worried about going to jail. His response: “Wouldn’t you go to prison to help end this war?”
3 days ago · GLOSSARY. Outside a federal court in Boston, Ellsberg was asked if he was worried about going to jail. His response: “Wouldn’t you go to prison to help end this war?”.
2 days ago · In 1961 Daniel Ellsberg published an article titled “Risk, Ambiguity, and the Savage Axioms” in the Quarterly Journal of Economics, which became a seminal contribution to the theory of decision-making under uncertainty. This paper analyzes Ellsberg’s 1961 classic, situates it within the context of decision-making theory in the 1950s and early 1960s and within the development of Ellsberg ...
UMass Arrests: What Would Daniel Ellsberg Do? r/USHigherEducation • 47 min. ago.
